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Board approves agenda items and routine consent items; motions carry unanimously

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Summary

The Lawndale Elementary School District board approved the meeting agenda, minutes and multiple consent and superintendent items by unanimous votes recorded as 3–0; no contested votes were reported during the meeting.

At the meeting, the board took several routine procedural votes and approved grouped consent and superintendent items. Votes reported in the record are listed below.

- Approve agenda as presented: motion moved by Trustee Kathy Burris, seconded by Trustee Anne Phillips; vote recorded as 3–0 (motion carries).

- Approve minutes of the regular meeting of 03/20/2025: motion by Trustee Anne Phillips, seconded by Trustee Kathy Burris; vote recorded as 3–0 (motion carries).

- Consent items 6.03–6.14 (district consent items): motion moved by Trustee Kathy Burris, seconded by Trustee Anne Phillips; vote recorded as 3–0 (motion carries).

- SELPA consent items 7.03–7.05: motion and second recorded in the transcript; vote recorded as 3–0 (motion carries).

- Superintendent action items 8.03–8.26 (grouped): motion and second recorded in the transcript; vote recorded as 3–0 (motion carries). Trustee Anne Phillips asked for a second reading of personnel-related items 8.07–8.12 at the next meeting; the board recorded the request and proceeded with the grouped vote.

The meeting record did not show any no votes, abstentions or recusals for these actions. Several motions used the board’s electronic voting devices; results were announced in the room as "motion carries 3 0." The transcript did not list roll-call votes by name for every grouped item beyond the motions and seconds above.

Ending: These were routine, procedural and consent approvals reflecting the board’s acceptance of the evening’s agenda and the grouped items; no contested or split votes were reported.